We're offering you a 7 or 14 Dahlia Peaches and Apricots Mix for £12.99, saving you up to 35% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £19.99 (correct as of 29.01.2026).

burst of colour

Dahlia 'Peaches and Apricots' Mix brings a dazzling blend of colour and form to your garden. This curated selection features seven unique dahlia varieties, each offering a spectrum of pink, peach, and yellow blooms in double, cactus, and pompom shapes. Dahlias are renowned members of the Asteraceae family, celebrated for their vibrant summer displays and versatile growth.

• Breathtaking Blooms: From midsummer to early autumn (July–October), enjoy a succession of large, showy flowers that add instant impact to beds, borders, or patio containers.
• Perfect for Pollinators: These open-centred flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects—helping your garden thrive as a living ecosystem.
• Easy Care: Dahlias flourish in full sun with well-drained soil. Simply plant tubers outdoors after the final frost (typically late April–May). Water regularly but avoid waterlogging. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage more blooms throughout the season.
• Mature Size & Placement: Reaching heights of 60–100cm, these dahlias are ideal for mid-border planting or as a bold feature in large pots. Their upright habit and strong stems make them excellent for cutting gardens too.
• Seasonal Care: Feed with a balanced fertiliser every few weeks during active growth. In colder regions (below USDA Zone 8), lift tubers after the first frost and store them in a cool, dry place over winter.
• Design Tips: Pair with ornamental grasses or late-flowering perennials like rudbeckia or echinacea for extended colour. Their vivid tones complement both cottage-style and modern garden schemes.

Frequently Asked Questions

• When should I plant these dahlias?
  Plant tubers outdoors after the risk of frost has passed—usually from late April to May in the UK.
• How tall do they grow?
  Dahlias in this mix typically reach between 60–100cm at maturity.
• What soil do they prefer?
  Dahlias thrive in fertile, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter. They prefer neutral to slightly acidic pH levels (6.0–7.0).